GHANAIANS ARE SUFFERING - YVONNE NELSON TELLS PRESIDENT JOHN MAHAMA

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GHANAIANS ARE SUFFERING - YVONNE NELSON TELLS PRESIDENT JOHN MAHAMA


Actress, Yvonne Nelson, has called on President John Mahama to take steps to improve the plight of “suffering” Ghanaians.
She tweeted on Friday afternoon to the President’s verified twitter account, @JDMahama as follows: “@JDMahama Mr President. Ghanaians are suffering. The people of Ghana are SUFFERING. #fuel #electricity #water plsdosomething! Thank you”
She also wrote: ”God save us!!! Help our land”, she added


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